, 1887-03-31
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Room t. rent in the ARGUS building.
Apply at once.
Capt. Tom Butler is il town again,
after a long absence.
Protracted meetings will begin at the
NJ. L. church Thursday evening.
Mrs. Nolloy, the evangelist, arrived
here last Friday from Vancouver, ". L.
Attractive lettering, that on the outer
wall of Heuschober's brick jewelry store.
Renovation is going on in Richau's
tailoring establishment, He is moving.
FL. Ward, the Dungeness hotel man,
WAS in town on jury duty, but was ex
cused.
Barr & O'Leary have dissolved part
nership in the Palace restaurant business
O'Leary retiring from the firm.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Eisenbeis died this morning ct II. lfhey
have the sympathy of many friends.
Teamsters do the public wrong
when they leave stones on the grades on
our hill. Such distractions interfere
seriously with carriage travel.
The o. R. & N. Company has changed
their schedule. Their steamer will here
after arrive from southern ports every
morning at 6, and arrive from Victoria
at p. m.
Mrs. VIM Ward of Dungeness. was
drawn on the grand jury prior to the
late supreme court decision affecting
women jurors. Judge Jones promptly
excused her from service.
1t is said that the new Judge will
cheat all the local applicants for that
clerksbip. We rather. suspect, however,
that 10 one knows much about it, and
that he intends to take his time.
improvements at the residence OF Col
and Mrs. Henry Laudes include a brick
walled basement story, large bay win
dow, an extension wing and numerous
cbauges-nakirg in all rather expensive
changes.
OLIls us l. AusliAo VI NlO oSLi''
Parker and Mr.. 7. Seidel of the Chuck
anut stone quarry have contributed a
sehoC ner load of building stone for the
new University building. Mr.. Seidel to
furnish the stone and Capt. Adama to
deliver it. They are entitled OF credit
for 500 each on the bonus.
Judge Vm. Korter contributes S25
on the University bonus Mr.. j. NJ.
McMurry contributes $40. Mr.. John Fl.
Peterson contributed S25. Mr. Enoch
Plummer ls entitled to credit for $500,
| and Mrs. Plummer. ST., raised from $500
to 5000. Saturdays subscription figured
up to 81 900 including the Plummer in
crease.
! Mrs. Flora D. Brown while in the
east visited relatives in Kansas. pur-
chased her stock of spring millinery in
Chicago, went to New York and studied
the latest novelties and creations in her
line-direct from England and Paris
"took ia" Washington city, and had a
trip generally. She will surprise the
natives, both as TO quality of goods and
prices,
The Nellie Boyd company gave their
popular rendition OF Unknown" at
Learned's opera house Saturday even
ing to large attendance. The play is
very entertaining; and, in the hands of
such accomplished artists, becomes
doubIy so. 1t has more than the usual
amount os viIlainy, yet affords ample
scope for displaying the splendid talent
o. Miss Boyd.
l. is not too late yet to get your name
on e roll Of honor for the University,
opposite a handsome subscription. All
honor to the noble public spirited c;ti-
zens vino have responded with such
liberality as to make success in this en-
terprise possible. There are yet others
| who will be ashamed of themselves If
they do not subscribe at least some
thing.
There is a gang OF mischievous hood
lums 10 town that are breeding serious
trouble for themselves. Within the
past week a number of acts of vaudai-
ism have come 20 light, in the shape of
removing signs, tearing down posted
notices, fastening gates, etc. etc, al OF
which may seem smart, but which Is AT
noying in the extreme to the victims.
Smaller boys have been terrorized aud
driven home. InoTensiVe Cinnamon
have been pelted with rotten eggs, and
much of that kind Of criminal diversion